Now Is the Time to Invest in D.C.’s Youth Rehabilitation Act, Not Roll It Back Maya SussmanApril 3, 20242024, Hybrid Systems, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Legislation, Publications
Columbia University Justice Lab report: Arrests of youths under age 21 down in MA, but racial disparities worse Maya SussmanFebruary 1, 20242024, Publications, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Arrests of youths under age 21 down in MA, but racial disparities worse Maya SussmanFebruary 1, 20242024, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Raise the Age, Publications
[UPDATED] Update on the Implementation of Vermont’s “Raise the Age” Law: Decline in Delinquency Caseloads After 18-Year-Olds Added To the Juvenile Justice System; Incorporation of 19-Year-Olds Next Maya SussmanJanuary 30, 20242024, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Raise the Age, Publications
Emerging Adult Justice: America's Recent Attempts to Apply Research to Policies and Practices Maya SussmanJanuary 3, 2024Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, 2024, Publications
What It Means to Be an Emerging Adult Maya SussmanAugust 7, 20232023, Publications, Adolescent Development
Time for Change: A National Scan and Analysis of Hybrid Justice Systems for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanJuly 17, 2023Publications, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, 2023, Hybrid Systems, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services
Executive Summary - Time for Change: A National Scan and Analysis of Hybrid Justice Systems for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanJuly 17, 2023Publications, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, 2023, Hybrid Systems
Designing an Emerging Adult Justice Track in Manhattan’s Felony Alternative to Incarceration Court: Principles and Practices Maya SussmanJune 22, 2023Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Publications, 2023, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services, Community Services
Left to Die in Prison: Emerging Adults 25 and Younger Sentenced to Life without Parole Maya SussmanJune 20, 2023Publications, Racial and Ethnic Disparities, Raise the Age
Summary & Fact Sheet - Promising Practices: Pre-Arraignment Diversion for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanApril 27, 2023Publications, 2023, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Diversion, Specialized Courts, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services
Promising Practices: Pre-Arraignment Diversion for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanApril 27, 2023Publications, 2023, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Diversion, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services, Specialized Courts
Announcing the Innovation Sites: Three Jurisdictions Selected to Implement a Developmental Framework for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanMarch 31, 2023Publications, 2023, Developmental Framework, Adolescent Development
My “Twenty-Twos”: Mentoring the Young Men Emerging Community Maya SussmanFebruary 7, 20232022, Publications, Solitary Confinement, Trauma, Racial and Ethnic Disparities, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services
Press Release: Emerging Adults Incarcerated at Rikers Island Soraya Shri-PathmanOctober 18, 2022Publications, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services
Emerging Adults Incarcerated at Rikers Island: An Overview Soraya Shri-PathmanOctober 18, 2022Publications, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services
Study of the Effectiveness of the Current Youthful Offender System, As Designed by the Enabling Statute and as Implemented by the Department of Corrections Maya SussmanFebruary 1, 20222022, Legislation, Publications, Specialized Correctional Units, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project
Hot and Cold Cognition: Understanding Emerging Adults’ Cognitive Reasoning Soraya Shri-PathmanDecember 6, 2021Publications, Adolescent Development, Mental Health, Columbia Emerging Adult Justice Project
Respect: A Necessary Element of Justice Contact with Emerging Adults Soraya Shri-PathmanAugust 31, 2021Publications, Emerging Adult Justice Learning Community, Adolescent Development, 2021
Key Elements of Specialized Courts for Emerging Adults Maya SussmanApril 22, 2021Emerging Adult Justice Learning Community, Publications, Specialized Courts, 2021
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